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Consider two parallel first order reactions yielding the same product. (a)Derive the dependence of the concentration...

Consider two parallel first order reactions yielding the same product.

(a)Derive the dependence of the concentration of all species involved on time.

(b)Predict the behavior of the Arrhenius plot for this type of reaction. (i.e. is it linear plot? Why)

(The question is from the physical chemistry course)

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